Re: Upgrade 3.51 odbc connector - Unicode or Ansi?
Richaárd,
The choice depends on the character set you intend to use.
If it is a single byte character set such as Latin1 or a character set which uses \0 byte as string termination (such as UTF8) you can use the ANSI version.
For character sets such as UTF16/UTF32/UCS2 etc it is essential to use UNICODE version, which knows how to handle and convert characters containing \0 byte.
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Re: Upgrade 3.51 odbc connector - Unicode or Ansi?
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